It's all right if people think we are idiots.It's all right if we lie face down on the earth.It's all right if we open the coffin and climb in.
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In Robert Bly's poem as featured in "Talking into the Ear of a Donkey," the author expresses a sense of acceptance towards how others perceive us. This notion suggests that it's permissible for people to think poorly of us, highlighting a theme of resilience in the face of judgment. By embracing this perspective, Bly encourages a liberating detachment from societal expectations.
Furthermore, the imagery of lying face down on the earth...
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